Posts Tagged ‘philippines’
Monday, July 5th, 2010

Round 4 of the Lateral Drift Pro-Am Championship moved back to the metro in Eastwood City last June 26-27. With the championship going past the halfway mark, the points leaders tried to outdo themselves while those trying to catch up showed them that the series is far from over. (more…)
Tags: alex perez, autoplus, drifting, eastwood, jason choachuy, lateral drift, motul, nissan, philippines, skyline, sr20, the destoyer, tire smoke, turbo
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Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

The Lateral Drift Championship series was revised for 2010 to merge both the Pro division and Amateur division into one series ran for 6 events with both classes running on the same weekend. Four legs were to be held in the Eastwood City open grounds while two would be in the Clark International Speedway. (more…)
Tags: clark international speedway, drift, drifting, lateral drift, philippines
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Monday, June 8th, 2009

Clear skies, glaring sun and intense heat was the order of the day for the second round of the 2009 Lateral Drift Championship held at the Greenhills Open Parking Bay 6 in the City of San Juan last May 23. A total of twenty-seven participants came to the track to show-off, compete and simply have fun. The track layout designed by David Feliciano proved exciting for the competitors throughout the day up to the tight tandem battles. (more…)
Tags: alex perez, cefiro, drift, drifting, greenhills, lateral d, nissan, philippines, silvia, the destroyer
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Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

From just helping out in his father’s garage at fourteen to buying his first AE86, Cyrus Martinez is now a proud holder of a D1 Grand Prix US license. He is the first Filipino driver to achieve this feat and is also the first Filipino driver to actively compete in professional drifting. (more…)
Tags: autoplus, d1gp us, drift, drifting, lateral drift, megan racing, motul, nissan s13, philippines
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